We are looking for a Road Train Driver to join our team in Canobie.
Canobie Station is located 200km north of Cloncurry, in the Gulf Region.
Who are we:
Established in ****, Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) is one of Australia's largest integrated cattle and beef producers and is the country's oldest continuously operating company.
Today, AACo owns and operates a strategic balance of stations, feedlots and farms spanning approximately 6.5 million hectares of land across Queensland and the Northern Territory.
Our people manage a large-scale Wagyu herd, producing consistently high-quality branded beef distributed to over 20 countries around the world.
We are fostering a culture that values safety, inclusion and opportunity, and are committed to integrating care for our people, animals and land into the way we do business - Reimagining Australian agriculture to share with the world - and we'd love you to join us.
Key Responsibilities:
Transportation of cattle as directed both on and off the station
Handle cattle in line with AACo animal welfare standards.




Be responsible for loading cattle at appropriate numbers.
Adhere to current fatigue management guidelines.
Complete all paperwork as required e.g. Livestock cartage book etc.
Conduct general property observations while driving
Carry out road train maintenance - Carry out a pre-start check daily or before each trip taken.
Maintain road train serviceability and ensure the vehicle is in roadworthy condition.
Monitor fuel and oil usage and record fuel in fuel log sheets
Monitor spare part usage
Required Skills & Experience:
Solid communication skills, both verbal and written.
Current MC driver's license
Previous experience in a similar role is advantageous
Ability to work both alone and as part of a team
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